liquicity

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   by liquicity 8d ago

   Why can't it make a judgement grounded in real data points - then the human can accept / deny that proof much quicker? Surely there's a middle ground / this is faster than reading all papers front to back.
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   by liquicity 23d ago

   Openrouter and huggingface both sold to multi billion dollar entities in the same few weeks - perhaps this is great for the founders, but as a consumer I hate this acquisition loop that happens with every company of adequate size these days
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   by liquicity 1mo ago

   Downvotes are probably because it's obvious they are talking about the pricing, nothing to do with quality.
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   by liquicity 1mo ago

   If that truly is the main selling point - it seems like a shallow moat versus skills + rest..
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   by liquicity 2mo ago

   What's worse than an AI generated comment... a comment about having generated an AI comment that you can't read! If it's useful to the conversation (and objective + with sources) post the key findings - IMO I think it's
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   by liquicity 3mo ago

   Was this directed at the voice technology in the article, or at AI in general - as they are two very different conversations? If you're talking about ChatGPT in general (as I guess you are) I think the Jury's still out on whether
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   by liquicity 3mo ago

   50k per head training and the largest takeaway was to clear context.. that is the "hello world" of using agents, insane.